Casey (No.3) family genealogy

Of Tirowen, Canada, and America

[1] Arms: Ar. a sinister hand couped at the wrist effronteé gu.

BAODAN, a brother of Donal Ilchealgach, who is No. 91 on the "O'Neill" (of Tyrone) pedigree, was the ancestor of O'Cathasaigh, of Tirowen; anglicised Cahasy, and Casey.

91. Baodan, the 137th Monarch of Ireland: third son of Muircheartach, the 131st Monarch.

92. Cudubhearg: his son.

93. Maolrubha: his son.

94. Forbhosach: his son.

95. Cathasach ("cathasach:" Irish, brave): his son; a quo O'Cathasaigh.

96. Maolfhuadach: his son.

97. Maolfhoghartach; his son.

98. Maolchanach: his son.

99. Colman: his son. 100. Enda; his son.

Notes

[1] Casey: Of this family was Thomas Casey, who, about A.D. 1658, sailed from Plymouth, England, and landed in Rhode Island, U.S. America. He was married to Sarah ————-, and had three sons:—1. Thomas, 2. Adam, 3. Samuel. General Silas Casey, of the late American War, was a descendant of said Adam; and Henry-Samuel Casey (living in 1886 in Colborne, Ontario, Dominion of Canada) was a descendant of the said Samuel. In 1783, the Canada branch of this family went thither from the States, where their property was confiscated on account of their allegiance to British principles.